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One was the realization by Church leaders that Brown's legion of fans, including Christians, believed that some of the book's assertions were true.

concerts consisted of a single late-period Mahler work: the Ninth Symphony, "Das Lied von der Erde," and the unfinished Tenth Symphony, in the realization by Deryck Cooke.

The personal learning associated with leadership development—or the realization by higher management that a manager does not have this capacity cannot occur in the classroom.

The second-best moment is the realization by the Duponts' white-haired Russian guest, Madame Van Hemert Mary Diersonn), as "the maid" enters the room.

The realization by oceanographers of the importance of both along and cross-isopycnal processes has led to the practice of displaying water properties on specific isopycnal surfaces.

One major reason the administration has relaxed its position, some said, was the realization by Spitzer aides that they had cut themselves off from a key source of political intelligence.

The difference in the ultimate cumulative production values may also be used to visualize the similarity between the realizations by projecting them in a metric space using a multi-dimensional scaling technique.

That story begins in the late 19th century, with the gradual realization by the initially conservative Theodore Roosevelt that the self-sufficiency and competitive spirit he championed are negated when the rules are unfair.

Mr. Tint Swe's own story tracks the changes inside the government, the gradual realization by many bureaucrats that military rule was not sustainable.

But its most powerful pages relate the dawning realization by the president's men that "Bush was in denial about Iraq".

All of this to come to the realization that, by cutting those technologies, we might not be able to be as efficient internally.